Shipping News of the Port

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 30, 6 February 1939, Page 6

Shipping News of the Port

IN THE STREAM.

SHIPS AWAIT BERTHS.

HOBSON WHARF IN USB. . LARGE COASTER ALONGSIDE. Acuto berthage shortage at Auckland wharves has caused the Harbour Hoard authorities some concern during the week-end. To-day 1»> overseas ships, aggregating over 104.000 tons gross, were either at anchor in the stream or berthed. at the wharves. The Mat son liner Mariposa, which arrived from Sydney on schedule, had to be berthed at the Western wharf. She was the Jirst regular overseas vessel to use the wharf, although cruise ships and tankers have previously used berths there. For the first time the new Hobson wharf was used to-day for large coastal vessels. Ihe Margaret W., which arrived from 1 lie Kant Coast, was alongside, and the Kopara, also from the Mast Coast, will berth there oil arrival. Two overseas -hijis, the steamer Maimoa and the motor ship Port St. John were at anchor in the stream, and they were joined this afternoon bv the steamer City of Glasgow, from Halifax. To meet the tax on accommodation the freighter Waipori moved during the week-end to tile training pier at C alliope wharf, and to-day the Omana, from ( list led iff, ww allotted* a berth across the end of the Queen's wharf. Mariposa, of the Matson Line, arrived from Sydney on schedule this morning and berthed at the Western wharf. The liner had 335 passengers for this port and 312 are booked forward. About 1">0 will embark here, before the ship sails tor San Francisco, via way-ports, at 5 p.m. to-day. R.M.S. Aorangi brought 237 passengers from Vancouver, via way porta, yesterday afternoon. She is expected to leave the Queen"* wharf for Sydney at 11 p.m. to-day. Dominion Monarch, the new Shaw Suvill and Albion quadruple screw motor liner, is scheduled to leave London on February IS) for- Wellington, via South Africa and Australia. 'I'llvessel is expected to arrive at the Southern port on -March i2"> and at Auckland on April 1. Captain A\. Ji. Hartinan, formerly of the .Mataroa, is in command. Navigator, an auxiliary schooner yacht, is expected to make port to-mor-row from American Samoa. She is on the lavt stage of a voyage which began I nun San J'edro early last month. An American party is on board, and it is intended to fish in northern waters. Captain F. K. Klebimgat is in command. Oronsay sailed for Wellington and Sydney shortly before 1 a.in. yesterday. She is on a cruise and is expected to leave the Southern port at midnight to-night.

Rangitata left London on Thursday last lor Auckland. Jhe New Zealand Shipping Company advises that she in due here on March 9.

A RRIV A LS.—Yesterday. Motii, from Opotlki. 4.15 a.m. Clansman, from Russell. 0.10 a.m. ■Tlii. from Awanui, 5.33 a.m. Kaimiro. from tlreymouth, noon. Toa, from Wliakatane, 0.30 p.m. DEPARTURES—Saturday. Awnnui. for Awanui. 1.45 p.m. Waiotahi, for Opotiki, 10.45 p.m. Yesterday. Oronsay, for Wellington, 12.50 a.m. Mtena. for Portland. 7 p.m. Kapltl, for Wliangarei, 0.20 p.m. Tuhoe. for Paeroa, 11.45 p.m. To-day. Hauiti, for Surfdale, 0.30 a.m. Lyttelton, for Great Barrier, 11 a.m. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. TO-DAY. City of Glasgow, from Halifax, afternoon. Kopara. from East Coast, evening. Kawau. from Coromandel. midnight, (inhriella. from Napier. 4.30 p m Oinnna, from Castlediffe, 7.30 p.m. TO-MORROW. Walana. from Wellington, due. Itanginul. from Tauranga, morning. Kanili, from Whangarei. morning. Tuhoe, from Paeroa, morning 1 '. Kawau, from .Surfdale, 6.30 p.m. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. TO-DAY. Mariposa. for San Francisco, 5 p.m. Aorangi, for Sydney. 11 p.m. Kawau. for Coromandel, 2 p.m. Clansman, for Russell, 3 p.m. Clansman, for Monganui, 4 p.m. I'aroto. for North, 4 p.m. I'ono, for Thames. 4 p.m. Toa. for Whakatilne. 4 p.m. Waiotahi, for Opotlki. 4 p.m. TOMORROW. Napier Star, foi; London. Hauiti, for Great Barrier, 7am Kawau, for Surfdale, 9.15 a.m. Tuhoe. for Paeroa. 4 p.m. Kaplti. for Wliangarei, 4 p.m. Ranginui. for lauranga. 4 p.lll. for Portland, evening. Waitaki, for Sy ] nvy, evening. PORT OF ONEHUNOA. VRRIVAI.S—THIS DAY. Hautaru, from Ni_w Plymouth, 5.30 1 a.m. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Wellington. February (i.—Arrived: Holmglen. from Walkato Heads, 4.30 a.m.; Port Waikato. from Auckland. 5.50 am • Waipiata. from Auckland, l>.2<) a.m. OVERSEAS. Sydney February s.—Arrived : Walkoniilti. from Bluff. February 6—Sailed : Korowai. for Auckland: karepo for Napier. Cristobal, February 2.—Arrived : Cam-bal'l-fst /" >m Livt ' r l , °" 1 to New Zealand (in Curacao. February 2. —Sailed : Mataroa from Southampton to Auckland. Panama. February 2.—Sailed : Opawa from I.lverpr*» to Auckland; Kaimata from Halifax to Auckland. Glasgow, February 5. —Arrived: Trojan Star. Cristobal. February s.—Arrived : Mataroa Plymouth. February s.—Sailed: Hangitata. f".;r Auckland. Clyde, February s.—Sailed : Fordsdale. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to be within range of the Auckland wireless station to-night:—Matua. Endeavour. Aorangi. Kairanga. Korowai. Maui Pomare, lainhiia. City of Dieppe. City of Glasgow Eliangen, Mariposa. Yacht Navigator Pierre L. I). INTER-COLONIAL SERVICES. Awnteu — Left Sydney, February 3; arrives Wellington to-day; leaves Wellington. February 7: arrives Sydnrv February 1": leaves Sydney, February Hiarrives Auckland, February 13; leaves Auckland, February 14; arrives Sydnev February 17. anganella — Left Auckland, February 3; arrives Sydney, February 7; leaves Sydney. February 11; arrive* Wellington, iebruary 15. '

UNION COMPANY'S STEAMERS. Aorangi sails at 11 p.m. to-day for Sydney. Gnbriella arrives at p.m. to-da> and berths at Western wharf. She sails tomorrow niglit for Portland and Wellington. Waitaki arrives this afternoon and berths at King's wliarf. She is expected to sail to-morrow evening for Sydney, to load for Wellington. Oninna arrives at 7.3" p.m. to-day and berths at Queen's wharf. She sijil.s 011 Wednesday for Greyniouth and Adelaide. Kaimiro sails 011 Wednesday for Portland and Greyniouth. Waiana left Lyttelton at 4.30 p.m. on Saturday for Wellington and Auckland. She leaves Wellington at 3 p.m. to-day. Wainiarino leaves BlufT at y.. -Jo p.lll. tf>niorrow for Duntdiii, Lyttelton, Wellington an(i Auckland. Waipori sails on Thursday for Sydney. Kartigi loads at Westport to-morrow for Auckland. Kiwitea loads at Westport about Thursday for Auckland and Portland. PASSENGERS FOR SYDNEY. The following passengers have booked by R.M.M.s. Aorangi sailing for Sydney at 11 p.m. to-day:—

First-class. —Mother Alde.gonde, Mr. I). Andrews, Miss I. M. Barns, Mrs. M. Beainan. Mr. F. Behan, Miss K. Birt. Mr. A. J. Bli.- , Mrs. H. Brasli, Miss X. Brooke. Mr. A. A. Hums, Miss I. SI. Capp, Mr. A. K. Charles, Mr. J. X. Cohen, Mr. C. S. ('ill. Mr. K. B. Cranwell, Mrs. 8. ,T. Cubby. Mr. V. Diiv. Mrs. M. Dew. Sir. C. W. Kink. Mr. ami Sirs. 11. C. Gray, .Miss M. Gray. Miss .1. G. Hall. Miss K. M. SI. Hamilton. Miss K. Hamilton, Mr. A. Hasenkanip. Miss .7. Hasenkanip, Mr. J. W. I'. Henderson. Mr. (i. K. Hooper. Major A. \V. Hut chin, Miss Z. James. Mrs. J. T. Jamiescm, Mr. .1. A. Johnston, Mr. F. C. Ker, Miss J. Kerr. Miss K. J. Ijuvre.iiee, Mr. 1,. B. I.nwton. Sister Madeleine, Miss Mailer, Mrs. M. Martel, Mr. It. Slartel. .Mr. H. T. Maslen. Mr. K. A. Mason. Mr. and Mrs. W. Miller. Mrs. K. A. Misson. Mr. K. J. Morris, Mr. anil Mrs. SI. F. Morton. Mrs. I). C. Macilonald, Mr. A. S. McClelland, Mr. T. It. and Mrs. SlcGuire, Master I). M. SlcGuire, Mrs. F. SlcHutcliison, Mr. T. Me Mil lion, Sir. A. MeXicol, Sir. H. SI. O'Connor. Sir. V. l'nttftrsoii, . Sirs. A. J. Quinton, Sir. and Sirs. ,T. B. Kelider, Sir. J. A. Held, Sir. J. Hicliardsoh. Sir. and Sirs. J. A. Hinder, Sir. J. T. Ryan, Father V*. Ryan, Rev. H. Salmon, Sirs. K, Samuel, Sir. H. See, Sir. R. S. Siemon, Sir. A. Simpson, Sir. A. G. Smith. Sir. and Sirs. SI. Smith, Sliss J. SI. Smith. Sir. and Sirs. C. Stirling, Sliss B. SI. fTalt. Sliss SI. H. Tanner. Sliss Tarleton, Sir. J. It. Taylor, Sir. and Mrs. C. S. Tendall, Sliss Q. Tomkinson. Sir. W. A. Walton, Sir. K. J. White. Sir. J. White. Miss I). F. Whyte, Sir. A. It. and Sirs. Wllkie. Sirs. W. Woodley, Sir. and Mrs. F. H. Yr.-j.

Mr. aml Mrs. W. P. Armstrong. Miss R. L. ArniKtrnn#, Mr. X. E. Arnold, Sir. A. M. Aylwnrd. Sliws F. Bnne, Mrs. A. E. Barons, Mr. and Mrs. I>. O. Blackmore. Mr and Mrs. Bryant. Mrs. K. Bottle. Mr. H. V. Brinkwortli. Mrs. G. Brown, Miss A. Brown Miss K. Brook, Miss H. A. Coates. Mrs! 10. M. rollpdgp. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. T. Cnrrall, Mr. C. T. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. IT. Gossill. Minx M. U. Coiilton, Mr. H. <J. Cnrrie. Mrs. S. M. Coleman. Master Wilfred Coleman. Master Norman Coleman. Mrs. A. J. Pallon. Mr. A. ,1. Day. Mr. .1. Flynn. Mr. K. Faubbr. Mr. A. J. Fox. Mrs. M. A. Clover. Miss Shirley Glover. Mrs. E. M. Giles. Mr. J. I). Grant. Mr. JJagen, Mrs. A. E. Hart. Miss B. Harvey. Sir. 1,. G. and Mrs. J.. M Hubble. Miss M. Hewitt, Mr. 11. Haydoek, -Mr. Ay Jenkins. Sir. V. G. Jones. Sir. C. M. Kill!.'. -Mr. C. Kinnear. Mr. P. Kinross, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Eaybonrn, Miss B. j. I..ay bourn. Mrs. M. (;. Little, Sirs. L. A. Lewis. Mr. B. I.inward. Sir. K. J. Lymhery. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Malin. Miss J. C. Matthews, Miss ,T. Mitrliell. Mr. R. A. Miller. Mr. S. Moore. Miss G. Maedonald, Miss M. McCarthy. Mrs. S. M. McCnlloch. Sir. and Mrs. .1. W. Newell. Mis* G. M. Nott, Mr. and Mrs. F. Osborne. Master W. J. Osborne, lie r. G. F. \V. and Mrs. Oulds. Mr. J. O'Hepan. Mr. N. Patterson, Mr. and Sirs. W. J. Price, Mr. K. I'rice, Miss I. Price, Mr. A. E. Pearson, Mr. A. Robinson. Mr. H. Rowe. Mr. A. J. Ross. Mr. A. 11. Sheppard. Mr. P. MeK. Si(?clns. Miss M. E. Turnbull. Miss M. P. Tnrnbull. Miss M. Tubb. Mr. I'. I'nsworth. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Walton. Miss C. Welsh. Sir. Winter. Sir. F. R. Waite. Sir. and Mrs. J. J. Williams,. Mr. W. E. jj. Wood, Sir, A- B. Wcollej. '1

AIRWAY PASSENGERS. Arrivals.—Saturday. 6 p.m.: Miss L. Argue. Mr.. It. J. Roper, Mr. B. Scnnnel, Miss J. Throssell. Miss P. Deem, Mr. .1. Harrington. Mr. A. Smillie, Mr. D. .7. Wesne.v. Mr. I". McWalkor. Sunday: Miss G. M. Moyle, Miss X. Keene, Mr. G." G. Lewis, .Mr. D. Todd. Miss P. Vincent. Mr. \\. G. Taylor. Mr. G. H. Jackson. Mr. R Scott-Miller, Mrs-. E. M. Scott, Mr. D. J. Scott. Departures.—Yesterday. R a.m. : Mr. O. Somner. Mr. 1.. Kay. Miss K. Battv. This' day. S a.m. : Mr. J. Dobsori. Noon :"Mis~s X Chriup.